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WORLD CONGRESS OF CARDIOLOGY, BEIJING, CHINA, 16-19 JUNE 2010: SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT AND REGISTER ONLINE

The World Congress of Cardiology Scientific Sessions, taking place in Beijing, China from 16-19 June 2010, has launched its “Call for abstracts”. Be at the heart of the congress: submit your abstract today and seize the opportunity to present your research and share science with thousands of cardiologists, members of heart foundations and health professionals coming from all over the world. You can also register online and benefit from the early-bird registration fee.

  • Call for abstracts
  • Online submission now open: submit your abstract
  • Abstract submission deadline: 16 September 2009
  • The Scientific Programme Committee (SPC) will review all submitted abstracts and outcome notifications will then be sent to authors early 2010
  • All the accepted abstracts will be published in “Circulation”, the official journal of the American Heart Association. Learn more about “Circulation" >
  • For any questions about the abstract submission process, contact us. 

Registration and Scientific programme
Register for the World Congress of Cardiology Scientific Sessions 2010 today and benefit from the early-bird registration fee.

A total of 190 sessions will be presented during the congress covering the following topics:

  •   Arrhythmias
  •   Heart failure/Left ventricular function
  •   Valvular disease/Pulmonary circulation/Myocardial-pericardial
  •   Ischemia/Coronary artery disease/ interventions/peripheral circulation
  •   Stroke
  •   Hypertension
  •   Epidemiology/Prevention
  •   Dyslipidemia and Metabolic disorders
  •   Pharmacology
  •   Basic science
  •   Cardiac imaging / Computers
  •   Paediatric/Congenital heart disease
  •   Nursing
  •   Health promotion

In addition to the well known session formats, such as symposia, debates, clinical seminars and how-to sessions, the programme will also include best of recent clinical trails 2009–2010 and special featured sessions. The language of the congress will be English; however, a series of dedicated sessions in Chinese will complement the choice of this international scientific meeting. The congress will also incorporate the 3rd International Conference on Women, Heart Disease and Stroke in to the scientific programme and the theme will be fully reflected throughout.

To learn more about the World Congress of Cardiology Scientific Sessions 2010 and to discover the preliminary scientific programme visit: www.worldcardiocongress.org  

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